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Mercedes withdraw from Le Mans (too late)

Zonk

Mercedes withdraw from Le Mans (too late)

by Zonk » Fri, 18 Jun 1999 04:00:00



>>Hey SCGT fans, there is an interesting post going on over in r.a.s.misc about
>>the Merk incident at le mans, why not check it out is in order.

>>This is about on topic issues, not what a large % of people might enjoy to
>>read about.

>>I'm sure most RAS fans are interested in sex, but i'm not about to post my
>>weekend's actvities here. (try alt.sex.stories.moderated? :P)

>Or alt.lonely.whacking.off?

sadly, i have to disappoint you. But it appear someone was whacking off in my
camper. Didn't catch 'em, but i suspect it was you.

I'm not telling anyone how to post. If i was that manical about it'd i'd run a
cancel bot.

er... casual... right...  if you want a look at a casual group, try most of
alt.* causal to the extent that no one is on topic.

Personally i wish all the morbid ***ers who get wood everytime there is some
kind of car crash and love to chat about it and download video's and *** off
at it and then slam arcade racers for high silly crash modes and the like are
self indulgent sicko's.

(you may notice, i object most to those crash releasted motorsport threads.
There is a point).

I wish you'd get laid, try your mum. She could suck a salami through a 12 foot
hose.
Z.

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Tim (fusio

Mercedes withdraw from Le Mans (too late)

by Tim (fusio » Fri, 18 Jun 1999 04:00:00

I knew I should have tried a rational approach, but I didn't because I
saw others try it and it was futile with you. At least this is fun.


>sadly, i have to disappoint you. But it appear someone was whacking off in my
>camper. Didn't catch 'em, but i suspect it was you.

DNA test it. You can do it with your built in DNA laboratory (AKA your
tongue).

He-hee! Thanks for the sage info. Better than doing your mom, I guess.
That*** removal operation she had isn't too convincing.

Tim

Zonk

Mercedes withdraw from Le Mans (too late)

by Zonk » Fri, 18 Jun 1999 04:00:00


>I knew I should have tried a rational approach, but I didn't because I
>saw others try it and it was futile with you. At least this is fun.


>>sadly, i have to disappoint you. But it appear someone was whacking off in my
>>camper. Didn't catch 'em, but i suspect it was you.

>DNA test it. You can do it with your built in DNA laboratory (AKA your
>tongue).

>>I wish you'd get laid, try your mum. She could suck a salami through a 12 foot

>>hose.

>He-hee! Thanks for the sage info. Better than doing your mom, I guess.
>That*** removal operation she had isn't too convincing.

>Tim

You disappoint me tim. I'd have at least hoped you'd comment on my valid
comments too.

Z.

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Meij

Mercedes withdraw from Le Mans (too late)

by Meij » Fri, 18 Jun 1999 04:00:00

Regardless of whether we do go off topic or not from time to time, we
shouldn't. The point *I* was making, you ignorant ***, is that the post
about Mercedes was off topic and that Zonkies suggestion about checking
out an alternate NG was a good idea. After all, you might actually find
it's pretty interesting.

M



Mark Seer

Mercedes withdraw from Le Mans (too late)

by Mark Seer » Fri, 18 Jun 1999 04:00:00

You call me an ignorant what?
There goes your credibility out of the window if that is all you can offer
by way of reasoned debate. I am open to arguments of opinion from all
quarters provided people can articulate their message without resorting to
personal jibes of this nature

The point *I* was making, you ignorant ***, is that the post

That guy was suggesting nothing. He cut into this thread in an abrupt manner
and then tried dictating to people  in an extremely aggresive way - the
hypocryte that he is, posting off topic stuff himself elsewhere. There is a
subtle difference. You and him are one of a kind when it comes to
intelligence aren't you. You run out of capacity to applying logic at the
first hurdle and hence have to resort to common denominator vulgarity and
personal attacks.

Mark

p.s. Look what I just found.

Care to come and discuss this in rec.bad.marshalling.at.the.ring?

Meij

Mercedes withdraw from Le Mans (too late)

by Meij » Fri, 18 Jun 1999 04:00:00



No, actually I haven't run out of "capacity to applying logic at the
first hurdle" at all, I just wasn't aware that your comment was a hurdle
nor intelligent. The use of profanity was as a punctuation to my comment
rather than the core. If you want to go back you'll find that this was
the first such comment I've made, thus it is hardly anything to make any
wild assumptions from.

Had you made an intelligent comment rather than a relatively unfunny one
liner I'd have created a more detailled response. As it was I felt it was
uneccesary.

Whatever your viewpoint, opinion or disagreement with the previous posts
was, you never made it at all clear. Perhaps if you had done I wouldn't
have replied in that tone.

Care to re-read the post you just took offence to? Perhaps you want to
read the bit where I said "Regardless of whether we do go off topic or
not from time to time, we shouldn't."? I go off topic, in fact I think
pretty much everyone here has at times.

Whatever... the point is a valid one. Can you tell me that you disagree
with people preferring on topic posting than off topic?

M

Zonk

Mercedes withdraw from Le Mans (too late)

by Zonk » Fri, 18 Jun 1999 04:00:00


>You call me an ignorant what?
>There goes your credibility out of the window if that is all you can offer
>by way of reasoned debate. I am open to arguments of opinion from all
>quarters provided people can articulate their message without resorting to
>personal jibes of this nature

I believe he called you an ignorant ***. Which is pretty much what you said
to him by:

Which is about the most silly thing i've read all week. Congrads!

Z.

(who is not calling you an ignorant ***... just... ignorant..)

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SAW

Mercedes withdraw from Le Mans (too late)

by SAW » Fri, 18 Jun 1999 04:00:00

I just can't believe what i started here....

sa
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Mark Seer

Mercedes withdraw from Le Mans (too late)

by Mark Seer » Fri, 18 Jun 1999 04:00:00

I don't disagree with this at all. My original reply to the guy was quite
civil when he butted in. His terse replies were what got my back up as well
as several other people's. I guess your input came at an inopportune time.
Feelings were running quite high and your comment just added fuel.

I think it is time for everyone to cool down and  call a day on this
pointless excercise.

Mark

Mark Seer

Mercedes withdraw from Le Mans (too late)

by Mark Seer » Fri, 18 Jun 1999 04:00:00

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

*PLONK*



> >You call me an ignorant what?
> >There goes your credibility out of the window if that is all you can
offer
> >by way of reasoned debate. I am open to arguments of opinion from all
> >quarters provided people can articulate their message without resorting
to
> >personal jibes of this nature

> I believe he called you an ignorant ***. Which is pretty much what you
said
> to him by:

> >Right on man. And while we are on the subject howsabout we all go around
> >in Khaki overalls and quote lines from a little red book

> >Mark

> Which is about the most silly thing i've read all week. Congrads!

> Z.

> (who is not calling you an ignorant ***... just... ignorant..)

> Please remove NOSPAM from my email address when replying.

Mark Seer

Mercedes withdraw from Le Mans (too late)

by Mark Seer » Fri, 18 Jun 1999 04:00:00

No worries mate. You never started anything <G>

Mark

Byron Forbe

Mercedes withdraw from Le Mans (too late)

by Byron Forbe » Fri, 18 Jun 1999 04:00:00

    Oh, that reminds me. This past weekend I decided to visit the zoo.
That's when I first saw her. Isabel her name was. A more beautiful
elephant I have never seen. Those glistening eyes, those huge, bulging
thighs. The impulse was irresistible so I jumped the fence, crept up
behind her and..............
    Anyway, on the way out I spied a box someone had dropped into the
ditch between the fence and the main elephant enclosure. To my utter
amazement it was a copy of GP3 still with plastic cover intact. I rushed
home, installed it and just as the install completed I suffered a hard
drive crash. There was also this strange rumbling in the distance. Yep,
you guessed it. At that moment a herd of male elephants stampeded
through my lounge room, making sure to smash the GP3 cd in the process.
Oh well, I didn't feel to good about getting a free copy anyway. Was
good while it lasted - what a day! Thought things were going a bit too
well!

> In which case a post like:

> Hey SCGT fans, there is an interesting post going on over in r.a.s.misc about
> the Merk incident at le mans, why not check it out is in order.

> This is about on topic issues, not what a large % of people might enjoy to
> read about.

> I'm sure most RAS fans are interested in sex, but i'm not about to post my
> weekend's actvities here. (try alt.sex.stories.moderated? :P)

> Z.

> Please remove NOSPAM from my email address when replying.

Tim (fusio

Mercedes withdraw from Le Mans (too late)

by Tim (fusio » Sat, 19 Jun 1999 04:00:00


>You disappoint me tim. I'd have at least hoped you'd comment on my valid
>comments too.

Fair enough. The Mercedes accident was extremely flukey, so  I could
understand anyone wanting to see it. I don't think it really had
anything to do with people being gore-hounds, since the driver of the
car is OK. Thank God it didn't blow over on a straightaway with a
grandstand.
I thought the accident was interesting, because If I saw it in a sim,
I'd say something was seriously wrong with that sims physics model.
Very weird.

Tim

Wolfgang Prei

Mercedes withdraw from Le Mans (too late)

by Wolfgang Prei » Sat, 19 Jun 1999 04:00:00

Somebody please mention the German dictatorship between '33 and '45,
so this thread may rest in peace. ;)

--
Wolfgang Preiss   \ E-mail copies of replies to this posting are welcome.


Mark C Dod

Mercedes withdraw from Le Mans (too late)

by Mark C Dod » Wed, 23 Jun 1999 04:00:00

Let's see......sex and Motorsim...not related. Real racing and motorsims...closely
related. I think your argument is a little bit off the mark. It is very hard to relate
sex with motorsims unless you are going for the fastest time!


> >I can't believe this thread!

> >There is a community of people in the newsgroup who contribute regular on topic
> >comments. Since these people value the opinions of the other regulars on sim
> >related matters they would also value comments on SLIGHLY off topic subjects
> >they might also have some expertise in. Since many people who enjoy the sims
> >also enjoy viewing the real thing this is an appropriate place to generate
> >interesting and stimulating threads on motor racing in general. Looking at the
> >number of people who participate in these threads tells me they are not only
> >welcomed but are a source of good comparisons of sim vs real life. There is no
> >anarchy in this. What do you want us to do when we want an opinion from a RAS
> >regular on an OT? Do you want us to fill RAS with requests for people to read
> >our mail in other newsgroups?

> In which case a post like:

> Hey SCGT fans, there is an interesting post going on over in r.a.s.misc about
> the Merk incident at le mans, why not check it out is in order.

> This is about on topic issues, not what a large % of people might enjoy to
> read about.

> I'm sure most RAS fans are interested in sex, but i'm not about to post my
> weekend's actvities here. (try alt.sex.stories.moderated? :P)

> Z.

> Please remove NOSPAM from my email address when replying.


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